In oat an site-specific cross between Ivena sativa and A busantus_____________________?

Correct answer: C. Fully fertile

  • A. Incompatible
  • B. Partially fertile
  • C. Fully fertile
  • D. Sterile

Explanation

Avena sativa and Avena byzantina are both hexaploid oats with essentially the same A, C and D genome constitution. Their interspecific hybrids are consequently generally fully fertile.

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